Unlock Next-Generation Energy with BTP-4F-12: The Advanced N-Type Acceptor

Discover the cutting-edge capabilities of BTP-4F-12, a revolutionary non-fullerene acceptor driving advancements in organic solar cell technology. Experience enhanced solubility and superior performance for your green energy solutions.

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Key Advantages of BTP-4F-12

Enhanced Solubility

The incorporation of longer alkyl chains in BTP-4F-12 (Y12) significantly boosts its solubility in a wider range of solvents, including non-halogenated options. This attribute is critical for achieving efficient solution processability, a cornerstone for mass device production in organic electronics.

High Efficiency in OPVs

BTP-4F-12 demonstrates excellent performance in organic solar cells, achieving impressive Power Conversion Efficiencies (PCEs) of up to 16.4% when paired with compatible donor polymers like T1. This makes it a premier choice for developing next-generation high PCE organic photovoltaics.

Eco-Friendly Processing

Its superior solubility in non-halogenated solvents supports greener manufacturing processes. Utilizing BTP-4F-12 contributes to developing more sustainable solutions in the renewable energy sector.

Key Applications

Organic Solar Cells (OSCs)

BTP-4F-12 is a prime non-fullerene acceptor material, critical for achieving high power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) in OSCs, forming the backbone of advanced organic photovoltaics research.

Organic Field-Effect Transistors (OFETs)

The electronic properties of BTP-4F-12 also make it suitable for use in OFETs, contributing to the development of flexible and printable electronic devices.

Organic Photovoltaics (OPVs)

As a key component in OPVs, BTP-4F-12 enables efficient light harvesting and charge separation, advancing the efficiency and applicability of solar energy conversion technologies.

Green Energy Solutions

By enabling more efficient and sustainable solar energy harvesting, BTP-4F-12 plays a vital role in the broader development of green energy solutions and advanced materials science.